Even their rooftop towers are different: No. 770's is trim and smooth, No. 778's more robust, like a garden temple.
The excellently thorough, smart and handsome TIMBER PRESS GUIDE TO SUCCULENT PLANTS OF THE WORLD (Timber Press, $49.95), by Fred Dortort, offers a trove of jewels for a robust, drought-tolerant garden.
A few blocks ahead, Insurgentes crosses the city's showpiece avenue, Paseo de la Reforma, which has just crawled out of Chapultepec park and grown robust with monuments and gardens.
I use native dogwood hedges in gardens that are robust or in need of something that is not afraid of life, for it is an adaptable plant that copes in most conditions.
Therefore, common-garden experiments appear robust for comparative studies on the farmed/wild interface.
She has named all of the nesting owls she's seen at the garden over the past 26 years, including "Robust," a huge female, and "Junior," who bears a passing resemblance to Jack Nicholson circa "The Shining".
Tables will be laden with fresh herbs and potpourri; buckets of robust dahlias; jams, jellies and vinegars; used gardening and cookbooks; antiques and bric-a-brac; and baked goods (which last year included delicious sugar cookies decorated with golden calendula petals).
DEP's green infrastructure program represents a unique opportunity for New York City to substantially expand its already robust network of urban farms and community gardens while simultaneously tackling the CSO problem.
Systematic sampling by volunteers in our network provides a relatively consistent level of observer effort and will have reduced variability in detection bias between gardens so should provide a robust measure of relative disease incidence.
Think about it: So much of the Garden State is big, round and robust.
